BEA: JBoss on Red Hat won't dominate like Office did on Windows

Writing great Windows software is possible without help: http://blogs.zdnet.com/Ou/?p=153

So I personally don't buy the argument that Office got a leg up. Word Perfect for the longest time laughed at Windows 3.x and left it wide open for MS Word. Lotus 123 laughed at Windows 3.x for MS Excel. Ventura Publisher laughed at Windows 3.x and left it wide open for PageMaker. The list of DOS kings goes on forever. They have no one to blame but themselves for sitting on their rears while Windows took off.; Posted by: george_ou Posted on: 04/12/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Lets not rewrite history Richard Flude | 04/12/06

Stating the obvious Richard Flude | 04/12/06

It is relevant.. dberlind | 04/13/06

client-side app server fricker | 04/13/06

Redhat's advantage ? mKind | 04/14/06

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